Led Zeppelin-Heartbreaker. Sydney Australia 1972 27 02 Remastered by RudenkoArt
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- Led Zeppelin's 1972 Australasian Tour was the only concert tour of Australia and New Zealand by the English rock band. The tour commenced on 16 February and concluded on 29 February 1972. (Led Zeppelin's guitarist Jimmy Page had earlier toured Australia with The Yardbirds in January 1967).
Led Zeppelin received generally good press coverage for this tour and black-and-white footage of some of their concert at Sydney on 27 February,[3] along with a press party, were filmed by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and shown to a national audience..
Part way through this tour, Jimmy Page shaved off his trademark beard, a look he adopted nearly two years before while recording Led Zeppelin III. He had the beard at Led Zeppelin's concert in Melbourne 20 February, but is clean shaven at the band's press party two days later. Page would remain clean shaven for the rest of the band's career.
All of the concerts on this tour except for one (at Brisbane on 29 February) were performed at open-air venues. The Melbourne performance at Kooyong Stadium on 20 February was cut short due to inclement weather.
Robert Plant - lead vocals, harmonica
Jimmy Page - guitars, theremin, live backing vocals, production
John Paul Jones - bass, keyboards, occasional backing vocals
John Bonham - drums, percussion, occasional backing vocals
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We were lucky to hear anything of zepplin all we got to hear is them off of a scratched record player!
Yep thats what it was like in 1970, I was 14 and lucky to have one! They only did one concert in Sydney, i see a lot of comments about pple complaining
You all got no idea!
It was raw then, thats what it was like! Everything was old school and organic, nobody really had a camera back then! Do you see anyone having a phone being held up? No you dont! Not a camera in the audience not one! Thats why you will never ever get a band like Zepplin again! Now its all sterile and you all have no idea, so stop complaining!
It was organic, now your all fed perfection everything, be in gratitude for bands and the record of their memory despite how you all are complaining at least
We were lucky to have 10 mins on tv in black in white of a music show once a week back then, to us this was bliss!
It still is to me! Its wonderful looking back, this captures how it was, the song remains the same! Wonderful memories of times gone that will never ever return! I don’t remember us complaining once about being able to catch just a glimpse of them!
Thx Zeppelin, for creating so many memories!
When quality videos wasnt important but music was.
The Drums sound extra good in this one. The bass thunders and the snare is solid and tight. Awesome.
Rock audiences and performers like Led Zeppelin had SOUL back then. It was laid back and cool as heck but centered on giving a great show. Plant, Page, Bonham and Jones delivered the best there was to offer. Now, it's about high ticket prices for various performers long past their prime ... who charged a small fraction of what they do now when they were in their primes. It's all about gross receipts and payouts to soulless attendees who want spectacle without real appreciation. Truly sad times, the 2020s.
Actually this audio is from a live in Los Angeles (June 1972), but the images are really from Australia
Thanks for the Truth !!!
I’m sick of this bollocks. Yet another upload of some archive video footage spliced together with some archive audio footage, both of which are very clearly from different gigs/tours/years/countries/continents. Zeppelin forever 🤘
Who doesn't love Zeppelin? But the audio track here is from "How The West Was Won".(Which was Long Beach CA ,June 1972.)The video is from Australia. Title is misleading.
Could the camera man spin around any faster?! I almost saw Jimmy playing guitar.. Geez!! 🎶😣🎵
No SHIT!!! I wish they wouldn't even put this garbage up, makes me hopeful, then makes me sick!
Could have been worse they could been kicked out of the country. Like joe cocker
Trying to be artistic 👎
@@gitajohnson4497 Ruined any chance of seeing them live at their peak in '70 and 71. Mostly '70.
Crap camera work....
This is the same footage used for the Immigrant Song. And why the cameras are more focused on with the audience rather than the band is baffling.
Great sound. Too bad the camera guys were all having seizures.
Wow February 27th 1972 I was only 2 years old then just days or I should say weeks from turning three March 25th 1972 wow this is so nostalgic looking at this I missed the 70s!
My grampa accidentally left the camera on while he was pogoing during the concert.
I heard this on Alexa without seeing the video 1st. Now I'm here...either way, it sounds (not looks) awesome.
Was at this concert it was awsome
wow that is so not even a little intersting to anyone but you, this isn't about you
in my opinion 1972 live shows peak of their performance,after they released the 4th album which is undoubtedly their best studio album
72 they where already playing HOTH songs but the LP was delayed
Zahar
The first album most definitely is not their best and the level of songs on it are not up to their later peak. The two Dixon covers are average "songs" to be honest (though Zeppelin perform them well) and wouldn't make the cut on their next five albums.
IV and PG are their peaks, with II, III and Houses next.
Undoubtedly their best studio album? Disagree completely. It was their most lauded, and probably most popular, but "best' is certainly subjective. I'm a big Zep fan, a musician (not that that matters much at all), and someone who's been involved with studio recording on a lower level, and personally, besides Black Dog and Rock and Roll (and Misty Mountain Hop depending on the mood), there's not another song on Zep IV that I care to listen to regularly. Meanwhile, there's only a few tracks on the double album of Physical Graffiti that I wouldn't want to listen to regularly. In fact, if I was stranded on a desert island (that miraculously had a stereo system and electricity) and could only have five Zep studio albums, IV and I would be left off the list. Just my opinion, you're entitled to yours, just like everyone else is entitled to theirs, but you make it sound like a scientific conclusion or a holy decree from on high.
@@jackprecip5389 PG is one of my desert island LPs
@@jackprecip5389
You left off the two greatest tracks on IV. Stairway to Heaven and When The Levee Breaks. Both are top ten Zeppelin tracks. Then there is the delicate beauty of Going To California and The Battle of Evermore.
The vid is a bonus to the sharp, remastered audio. Sounds great!! Thanks
This is really from LA forum 1972
How West Was Won
@@arthurrudenko9606 How The West Was Won is a live album of LA forum and Long Beach Arena, both concert from 1972, just the footage of your video is from a concert in sydney, but the audio isn't
forum isnt out side
@@arthurrudenko9606 the footage it's not from the LA forum how the West was won that was in July of '72 when they did that concert I have this on the CD because the music on this is from that CD
@@tonygallo2361 yeah that's an inside arena LOL in Inglewood to be exact
I think the cameraman was stoned.
Ainda que pareça edição, uma mostra de quando os DINOS mandavam na terrinha....
ten songs...same 5 minutes of footage...how cute.
Whoever edited this video deserves _____________________
Wow Led Zeppelin 🙏❤️
Zep recorded some of the best music of their career in four short years. Even tracks from those years ended up on Physical Graffiti. I know the footage is from Australia but if you're going to make a video at least try and do it where some of it makes sense dude.
Was the camera tied to a kangaroo
Peter Grant at 2:51
Fabulosos.
If ,"Terry Reid"did not recommend and introduce "Plant and Bonham" ,to Mr. Pagey . Zeppelin would have been an Airless Blimpe....!!
And who as a Zepp fan that they can say they truly are a Zepp fan dont know that 🤘
Terry Reid said to Page to check out this young dude Plant, after turning down the singing gig.
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Jimmy playing “Bouree” by J.S. Bach during his solo is pretty damn sweet!
I know
4:42
Grande bonzo ❤️
2:22 I here an eruption!
very good gig ! 1972 ?
I think the cameraman was also high on trip that he couldn't hold the camera steadily for even a second!😕 He just shot the video the way his brain was spinning with drugs even I lost my mind by end of the video!😇 It was such a rare event with amazing artists' performance he should've shot with more sense and responsibility!☹️
Would been nice to seen more of the performance and less concert goer footage, especially Jimmys solo
There are more quality live recordings of the band than there are videos of their performances. At least this recording has some good visuals to go with the music.
I'm the guy spazing out in the crowd ... haha
Looks like Immigrant Song video from the Led Zeppelin DVD. Audio from How the West Was Won.
Es por lo visto :una mezcla de imágenes tomadas por un aficionado y le incluyeron el sonido. Estss imágenes aparecen otro video y trataron de sincronizarlo a otra canción. Una lastima, montar un video con lo que se tenga a mano, todo contar de tener audiencia. Mejor habría sido un fotografía de aquel evento y agregarle el sonido.
Why are some of the clips the same as the other songs
el sonido es de los vinilos originales
I think the camera guy was smoking something funny man..
The Hammer of God 🔝🤟🏻
Yeah the camera work and sound were a little bit out of sync, but, it was 1972...... Rocket man Jimmy and his Gibson steal the show 😎😁🎸🤗
Qui a filmé ???
Че тут коментировать, Led Zep! Великие Музыканты!!!
Абсолютно!
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u n b e l i e v a b l e !!! They are simply the very best ...💪💪
Bonzo da legend
Plant- Page - Bonham - Jones
Sin palabras 🇦🇷✌️
what was that camerman thinking? i wonder if this vid can be fixed with the new AI tools
JP is LZ.
How the west was won.
Funny how NONE of the “footage” of the band matches any of the music. Thanks for the 5 minute audience shot during the solo. When will people leave this footage alone.
This likely is video from "Immigrant Song," which wound up on that official DVD set. But if this really is from the Australia show, it's only the second song I've heard from this show.
@@TicklesTinkles If someone would have just stuck a camera in one place, aimed at the band, recorded maybe 3-4 shows over '69-'70, with no tight shots, just the whole band in motion, my life would be complete. The DVD at RAH was ok, but not nearly how great they were. I know, I was there, from age 14-15 from '69-'71 and saw them many times, goosebumps every time.
But it's still cool to look at though it's nothing wrong with it well at least I don't see anything wrong with it everybody has their own opinions but I respect your opinion
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Exactly you would think there was actual footage with the audio without the skipping around. Where’s THAT?
4:40~4:50 what song is it
Boure da bach
Greensleeves. Traditional English folk song.
@@biancawilloughby9980 Incorrect. It is actually Bourrée in E minor by J.S. Bach.
Studio recording on other footage, nice try
Le cameramen était pourri
Jumpy camera is awful. It's Heartbreaker from HTWWW paired with shaky clips from Australia, probably from a different song. Great band, crappy video.
It’s a collage , get over it!
The best cover rock band in history
Heartbreaker = all 3 of my ex-wife's
Yeah, the guys who make these videos are just looking for attention
I think Jimmy needed to expand his vocabulary when improvising his live solos, he plays the same licks over and over.
What guitar player doesn't ? Even Eddie Van Halen used the same runs every show.
You haven’t listened to enough EVH live solos, then, or Jeff Beck for that matter.
@@cgab12 Kid, you have no idea how much and how many live shows and guitar players I've been around in my lifetime.
I’m a guitar player me self…
@@cgab12 Then you should know that playing runs and even shredding you will play them over and over again. I'm not saying playing them all in the same song. But every guitar I've ever played with or been around for awhile you will hear the same solos mixed in.
Don't take this wrong because that one is definitely in my top three all time best rock bands... But every time I hear Jimmy play live I realize he was mediocre at best as a guitarist. Very sloppy with lots of mistakes.
I would say fire the cameraman but he's probably dead by now.
Ooooo you are such a creep. He is a world class guitarist. If you feel that way why do you come on these sites? Just to piss people off! Go play with your tinker toys 🧸
Another great Zeppelin song ruined by Page’s self and over indulgence live.
What rubbish, Page virtually invented the live concert guitar break with this song, and this solo has inspired tens of millions.
@@peterbluesman
He fucks up just about every Zeppelin song live with his improvised nonsense.
A little bit ok I get that especially as an artist not wanting to repeat himself every night.
He goes off all over the place some as long as 25 minutes, he plays for himself and actually live he’s sloppy not in the same class as your Beck’s and Clapton’s.
@@ArchieFatcackie you are expressing an opinion that few others hold. As for Clapton, there is not a single solo of his that I couldn’t learn and play, there are a lot of things that Page does I couldn’t hope to emulate. That sloppy as you say rhythmic strumming kind of hybrid lead playing is extremely difficult, that almost my favourite type of thing he does. You may prefer sterile boring old Clapton , Page was more like an expressionist painter whilst Eric in general, (he has a few and far between rare moments of more than that) was a bland traditional artist.
@@peterbluesman
I had Zeppelins first 4 albums saw them in ‘71 they are the template of most of the hard rock that followed, you’re preaching to the converted.
I repeat though in my opinion Page fucks up Zeppelin sings live, he was the most self indulgent performer out there.